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Kera Denisa. Innovation regimes based on collaborative and global tinkering: Synthetic biology and nanotechnology in the hackerspaces Elsevier- Technology in Society (2013): 10.

Kera Denisa. Do-It-Yourself biology (DIYbio): Return of the Folly of Empiricism and Living Instruments In META-LIFE: Biotechnologies, Synthetic Biology, A-Life and the Arts, edited by Roger Malina & Louise Whiteley Annick BureaudCambridge,

Kera Denisa. Hackerspaces and DIYbio in Asia: connecting science and community with open data, kits and protocols Journal of Peer Production (June 2012): 8.

Kera Denisa. Post-Apocalyptic Citizenship and Humanitarian Hardware In Nuclear Disaster at Fukushima Daiichi, edited by Richard HindmarshRoutledge Studies in Science, Technology and Society, , 222. London, Great Britain: Routledge, 2013.

Kera Denisa. NanoSmano Lab in Ljubljana: disruptive prototypes and experimental governance of nanotechnologies in the hackerspaces Journal of Science Communication (December 2012): 5.

Kera Denisa. Entrepreneurs, squatters and low-tech artisans: DIYbio and Hackerspace models of citizen science between EU, Asia and USA ISEA2011 Istanbul (September 2011).

Kera Denisa. Grassroots R&D, prototype cultures and DIY innovation: global flows of data, kits and protocols Pervasive Adaptation (2011): 1.

Diamond Sara and John Conomos. Moving Out of Bounds: Expanding the Field of Art Education In Rethinking the contemporary art school : the artist, the PhD, and the academy, edited by Brad BuckleyHalifax, N.S.: Press of the Nova Scotia College of

Necromedia - Reversed Ontogeny or Posthuman Evolution?. Necromedia—Reversed Ontogeny or Posthuman Evolution? Digital Death: Mortality and Beyond in the Online Age (2014): 181.

Kera, Denisa. The Museum as a 21st Century Bestiary: Biotechnology, Nanotechnology and Art Between Protocols and Manifests cience Exhibitions: Curation & Design (2010): 196.